Kannur: Lakshmi N Menon is not just an entrepreneur who has climbed the stairs of good results, becoming a purpose model for young women of all ages who aspires to turn out to be businesswomen. She is also a social employee who deserves the credit score for reviving a special cultural heritage just after Kerala was ravaged by the deluge of 2018. With her exclusive thoughts and enthusiastic character, Lakshmi weaved a gorgeous tale of grit, braveness and survival.

The legendary ‘Chekkutty’ dolls that was born in the flood-ravaged weavers’ village of Chendamangalam travelled all the way to the United Nations to distribute the concept of adore and compassion. The ‘Chekkutty’ dolls that were designed from the damaged handloom cloth from Chendamangalam have been sold for Rs 25 in India and for a higher price tag abroad. The total that was collected like this was dispersed amid the weavers who had misplaced anything in the flood.